Analyst, Power & Utilities, Corporate Banking

CIBC•New York, NY

1d•Onsite

About The Position

An Analyst in Corporate Banking provides corporate credit analysis, transactional support, and assists in managing the relationship between CIBC Capital Markets and clients, primarily in the North American Power & Utilities sector. This role requires maintaining an awareness of client needs, their financial stability, industry sector developments, regulatory issues, relevant economic/political trends, and tailoring coverage and financing solutions to meet their needs.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Business
Excellent understanding of financial statements and accounting principles
Thorough understanding of Corporate Finance theories and practices, well-developed financial analysis skills, including financial modeling, transaction structuring and sensitivity analysis
Excellent analytical ability including demonstrated knowledge of valuation techniques and practices, including profitability and cash flow analysis
Ability to work well and excel in a team environment as well as work independently when required
Excellent interpersonal, oral and written communication skills in order to convey factual and conceptual information to others and promote the interests of CIBC
Demonstrated ability to compile financial data and analysis in concise and thoughtful presentations for internal and external clients
Well-developed organizational and time management skills in order to respond to shifting priorities on multiple transactions and projects
Demonstrated job commitment including a willingness to work extended hours and personal flexibility and adaptability in order to meet client requirements

Nice To Haves

previous corporate finance/corporate lending experience is preferred

Responsibilities

Conducts credit and financial analysis of existing and new clients
Researches and analyses financial information and drafts credit proposals and recommendations in close coordination with the full client coverage team of Associates, Directors, Executive Directors and Managing Directors
Establishes and maintains contact with clients throughout the diligence process to obtain/provide information and advice, conduct reviews and relay information regarding the process and bank’s requirements
Assists in analyzing, structuring and documenting new transactions
Organizes presentations for existing and potential clients and assists in analysis for the presentation materials
Follows up credit-related customer queries and customer service-related matters not otherwise covered by Credit Processing Services
Acts as liaison with officers of Credit Processing Services
Liaises with other units of CIBC, CIBC Capital Markets and Risk Management in preparing credit reviews and proposals for clients’ financing needs
Oversees and/or participates in the conduct of research and collection of information to assist in the identification and analysis of potential business transactions
Assists in the on-going monitoring of the terms and conditions of approved credit arrangements and appropriately identifies any relevant changes in the financial condition/business of a client
Ensures that recommendation and opinions offered to clients are in compliance and at all times maintains the professional standards and policies of CIBC

Benefits

competitive total rewards package
competitive salary
incentive pay
banking benefits
a benefits program
a vacation offering
wellbeing support
MomentMakers, our social, points-based recognition program
Medical
Dental
Vision
Health Savings Account
Life Insurance
Disability
Other Insurance Plans
Paid Time Off (including Sick Leave, Parental Leave, and Vacation)
Holidays
401(k)
Purpose Day; a paid day off dedicated for you to use to invest in your growth and development